Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio – Review

It’s luscious, built out of silicone and metal wiring rather than the wood Pinocchio is said to be carved from, and there’s so much light and life in this world of horrors and sorrow that it’s hard not to feel joy at this kind of delight.

Let’s Talk about the 94th Academy Awards Nominees

Yesterday’s ceremony wrapped up and I was back to my excitement for this most ridiculous of conversations, one that has … More

Nightmare Alley – Review

Guillermo Del Toro has always had a special place in my heart. His legendary and most beloved film, Pan’s Labyrinth, … More

Antlers – Review

Once in a while I get excited for a film that seems to be a little thing, frightening and cynical … More

Clint’s Top Ten of the 2010s

I did it, I ranked my top ten of the decade. Don’t @ me, please.

The Hot Seat – Guillermo Del Toro

Guillermo Del Toro. The name conjures images of haunted forests, eerie slender people (think the ghosts from Crimson Peak or … More

Shot Through the Heart – The Devil’s Backbone

Yeah yeah, I hear you. Oh sure, Pan’s Labyrinth is your favorite Del Toro movie. Oh…what’s that you say? It takes his filmography and wraps it in a tight bow?

Lies. Nothing but lies.